Event details
Want to find out more about how an online, part-time MA in Creative Writing can help you develop your career as a writer?
Watch AUB Online’s recent virtual MA Creative Writing Q&A on demand and hear from Course Leader Kevan Manwaring. Kevan is joined by our Module Leaders who helped design the course, as well as industry patron and creative arts specialist Michelle Zeitlin to give you a comprehensive overview of the MA and help you make your decision.
During the event, our panel take a deep-dive on all things creative writing, discussing a wide array of topics such as:
- Key techniques you need to know and apply in the industry
- The skillset required to become a successful MA student with AUB
- How the course and modules are structured
- Top tips around applying from our course advisers
We’d love for you to watch the recoring from this session and learn more about the MA and how it can benefit you - all you have to do to access the video is register by using the form on this page.
Presenters
Kevan’s research focuses on the ecological imaginary in fantasy and other creative forms. An academic consultant for BBC 4’s The Secret Life of Books, and a contributor to BBC Radio 3’s Free Thinking, he has much experience as a spoken word performer, panellist, and guest speaker. He blogs as the Bardic Academic.
Holding a Liberal Arts BA from St Mary’s College, Los Angeles, Michelle Zeitlin’s creative journey began in ballet. Since then, her extensive multidisciplinary training in dance, drama, and film has taken her across the globe and maps out a rich, storied career.
From drama training and movie direction to choreography, theatrical writing and talent management, Michelle has worn many hats – building a healthy network of industry connections along the way. Her motto is “passion to power”, which is reflected through her talent management agency: More Zap.
Michelle’s fundamental vision involves using creativity to shape a more positive world. She is also passionate about harnessing the breadth of her industry experience to guide and mentor creative professionals. This ethos – combined with her immense talent behind the lens, in front of the camera, and putting pen to paper – makes her the ultimate patron for our MA Creative Writing course.